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Mon, Mar 15, 2004
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Taiwan News
- Unregulated temples vex ecologists
- A journey from riches to ragged scandal
- Chen sees Lien quitting after defeat
- DPP looks to firm up support in Taichung with rally
- Referendum ballots sacred: Lee
- Saturday's massive march fills pan-blue camp's sails
- Journalist came up with ground-kissing idea: PFP
- Rererendum ballot ruling overturned by election commission
- Public's role in defense policy heats up debate
- Sovereignty dominates the second referendum debate
- Taiwan Quick Take
Business
Editorials
Sports
World News
- S Korea prepares for massive protests
- Ignoring critics, Thaksin tightens his grip on nation
- NPC's rubber-stamp record intact
- `Where are the jobs?' China's youth ask
- Russian voters go to the polls
- CIA: Putin win would herald `greater assertiveness'
- Israel ready to go own way if summit fails
- Joerg Haider joins governing coalition in southern Austria
- New breed of trailer trash springs up in Baghdad
- Haitians resent US peacekeepers
- Robots race for Pentagon cash
- Kerry calls for monthly debates
- Nine dead in California saga of incest
- Most parents can't tell if their children are obese: study
- World News Quick Take
World Business
- China's appetite boosting prices
- Indian share sale oversubscribed six times
- Singapore plans to expand downtown financial area
- Japan looking at Mexico as trade gateway to US, EU
- S Korean official vows to speed up economic reform
- FBI arrests Dutch man for selling fake Google shares
- World Business Quick Take
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